welcome, i'm barry kibrick.arry is an author and radio talk show host who loves to shake up the status quo. a past guest on this program, larry now with his latest book, "dear father, dear son," shares a most intimate story of how one man discovered a son he never really knew and a son who found a man, friend and father he never realized had been there all along. guest: i'm a writer today because i was a reader. when i was 11 years old and it was... guest: you do not need to prove your state of happiness to anybody. guest: mos t

i'm barry kibrick. ken is a true renaissance man.s premiere talent agents representing and developing the careers of people like matt lauer and shepard smith. but he is also the founder of life choice psychology, and has counseled thousands of people to make life-enhancing personal and professional decisions. now, with his book "your killer emotions," he shares with us ways to take our emotions and combine them with reason to help empower our actions and behaviors. linda ellerbee: i'm a writer today because i was a reader when i was 11 years old,

welcome, i'm barry kibrick.akesh is a professor of management at the prestigious anderson school of management at ucla. along with his co-author, economic professor manel baucells, they have been conducting ground-breaking research on happiness for more than a decade. now, what do professors of economics and management have to do with happiness? well, they are experts at solving puzzles. and with their book, "engineering happiness," they show how to solve one of life's greatest puzzles--the quest for a more blissful existence. linda ellerbee: i'm a writer

welcome, i'm barry kibrick. garry is the president and c.e.o.the wd-40 company and there's probably not a single home in america thatoesn't have a can of this product. now, along with his co-author, business guru ken blanchard, garry has written "helping people win at work." with a philosophy not aimed at just improving the bottom line of a business, but helping people succeed in all walks of life. guest: i'm a writer today because i was a reader. when i was 11 years old and it was... guest: you do not need to prove your state of happiness to anybody.